Titlebook: An Integrative Approach to Clinical Social Work Practice with Children of Incarcerated Parents; A Clinician‘s Guide Anna Morgan-Mullane Boo

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An Integrative Model to Transform Clinical Practicehildren and families of incarceration in areas that include social mentoring, academic and career guidance, child- and parent-centered therapy, local outreach programs, and other interventions designed to heal families and ease re-entry for the formerly incarcerated as they return to their communities.

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Why Criminal Justice Is Relevant to All Clinical Practitionerss incarceration will quantitatively illustrate the effects and urgency of intervention for this growing population..Children of Promise, NYC (CPNYC), is the only Article 31 Behavioral Health Clinic serving children impacted by parental incarceration in the nation. All clinicians at CPNYC are trained

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Impact of Secondary Incarceration: Collateral Consequences for Children and Familiesibit the emotional effects of parental incarceration through complex trauma-related stress symptoms such as isolation, anxiety, poor attachment, inability to focus, sleep difficulties, substance use or dependence, and significant feelings of shame and secrecy. If unaddressed, the impacts of these sy

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Psychosocial Stressors for Children of Incarcerated Parents: Conspiracy of Silence and Ambiguous Lose criminal justice system. The conspiracy of silence is the failure to disclose to a child that a family member is incarcerated, which includes the deception and shading of the truth commonly found in families affected by incarceration. Children are taught and encouraged to refer to prison or jail a

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Narrative Therapy” and make the child the expert in their own life as they begin to share their own lived experience with regard to the loss of their parent(s) to the criminal justice system. No longer must we take up being the expert on another’s life. The emphasis in narrative therapy is on understanding and meani

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Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapyation for its use in community-based settings, focusing on its versatility and relatively brief treatment term while describing the assets and limitations of the modality for use with children of incarcerated parents..TF-CBT aims to reduce distress and resolve maladaptive cognition associated with t

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Mitigation and Advocacy most likely contributors to the high levels of recidivism we experience today. Approximately 75% of people released will return to prison within 3?years because most lack the necessary support to make a successful transition. This chapter outlines why the clinical relationship must include mitigati

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Supervision and the Therapeutic Alliance: Critical Consciousness and Anti-racist Clinical Training aion of a biopsychosocial assessment to explore the impact of race, culture, and institutions on an individual’s clinical experience. Children and adolescents impacted by the loss of a parent to incarceration experience layers of trauma often rooted in racial bias and ongoing narratives of discrimina